St. Bernadette
Parish
2331 EAST LOURDES DRIVE,
APPLETON, WI 54915,
920-739-4157
www.saint-bernadette.org
Parish Mission Statement
With enthusiastic spirit and welcoming hearts, we join together in our Catholic Faith to know,
love and serve God through worship, education, service and mission opportunities for all.
Welcome to St. Bernadette
You may come as a stranger to us; yet
you are known to the Lord, Jesus Christ,
and in His name we bid you welcome;
praying that you find peace, inspiration
and our friendship in this His house of
worship.
Stewardship
St. Bernadette is sustained by the generosity of our parishioners through time,
talent, and treasure. Your generosity to
our church makes it possible for us to
prepare for the many challenges we face
in proclaiming the Gospel. Thank you for
your commitment to St. Bernadette
Parish.
Parish Offerings
Prayer Requests
St. Bernadette Parish has a prayer chain.
If you would like to request a prayer,
please contact the parish office at 7394157 or by email at prayers@saintbernadette.org or drop your request in
the collection basket. (All requests must
be approved by the person whose name
is being submitted).
Welcome Visitors!
We are happy that you have joined us in
worship! If you would like to become a
parish member, please contact the Parish office at 739-4157 to receive information on the upcoming Newcomer Welcome & Orientation gathering. The next
session is Wednesday, February 1st at
6:30pm in the resource room.
Pray the Rosary
Please join us in church at 7:00am every
Sunday to Pray the Rosary. We are also
in need of volunteers to assist with Praying the Rosary. If interested please contact Sandy at 739-4157 or
sreynolds@saint-bernadette.org.
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St. Bernadette has an assistance listening system for persons with
hearing impairment. Please ask the ushers for assistance.
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Liturgical Ministers
Sacraments
21st/4:00pm 22nd/7:15am
Confessions
Cantor/Choir
Saturday 10:00am or by appointment
E.M.:
Baptisms
Greeter:
Infant Baptisms are celebrated during mass or after the last
Sunday mass every second weekend of the month. To properly
prepare for this sacrament, parents are asked to contact the
parish office four months in advance and to attend a baptismal preparation program. The next two-hour session is being
held this Thursday, January 19th at 7:00pm.
M. Dart
Seraphim
Renewed Spirits
G. Koth
A. Mader
B. Leonhardt
R. Helms
S. Humphrey
Communion for the Homebound
Please contact the parish office to arrange for regular or occasional visits by the pastoral staff to the homebound or shut-ins.
Holy Communion is brought by the pastor each month.
Eucharistic Assistance
If you are unable to come forward to receive the Eucharist,
please notify any usher before Mass and they will have a
Eucharistic Minister bring Holy Communion to you.
Eucharistic Worship
Winter Schedule
Labor Day Weekend (9/10) - Memorial Weekend (5/20)
Saturday……………………………………………………………...4:00pm
Sunday…………………………………...7:15am, 9:00am, 10:45am
Captain:
John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he
watched Jesus walk by, he said, "Behold, the Lamb of God."
The two disciples heard what he said and followed Jesus.
Jn 1:35-37
Monday - 1/16
Tuesday - 1/17
6:30pm Bible Study (CR) 8:30am Mass
4pm Rel. Ed. Classes
4pm Rel. Ed. Classes
Gr. 1-6 (SCH/RE#)
Gr. 1-6 (SCH/RE#)
6pm Tiger Cubs (CAF)
6:30pm Boy Scouts (CAF)
7pm Finance Council
(RR)
7pm Women’s Fellow.
(CR)
Martin Luther King Jr.
Day
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Wednesday - 1/18
8:30am Mass
9am CH Cleaning
6:30pm CRHP Meeting
(RR)
6:30pm Seraphim (CH)
6:30pm Jr. High Rel. Ed.
(PAC)
Ferris
Callies
Klister
Mauthe
Schreiber
Peterson
R. Rippl
S. Callies
A. Campbell
C. Kubiak
S. Stefonik
C. Sheptoski
D. Jamron
A. Jore
D. Ferris
V. Laundrie
A. Goudzwaard
E. Jore
S. Ferris
A. Zampaloni
C. Rettler
N. Jore
J. Benz
L. Dolsky
L. Martilla
A. Demers
V. Bressers
A. Stewart
T. Doney
M. Koth
M. Kinderman
N. Stewart
G. Jamron
D. Schuh
M. Kinderman
M. Trunk
J. Klister
J. Thomes
B. Mader
M. Adler
P. Klister
Mass Intentions
Jan. 16th,
Jan. 17th, 8:30am
Jan. 18th, 8:30am
Jan. 19th, 8:30am
Jan. 20th, 7:45am
Jan. 21st, 8:30am
4:00pm
Jan. 22nd, 7:15am
9:00am
10:45am
No Mass
Thanksgiving for returned health
For our Seminarians
Ronald DuVernay
John Schmalz
Hazel Taylor
Ethel Coon
Carl & Viola Sutheimer
Parish Members
Joe, Adeline & Don Fox
Readings for the week of January 15th
Summer Schedule
Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend
Saturday………………………………………………………….…..4:00pm
Sunday………………………………………………...8:00am, 10:00am
Briski
Krause
Servers:
Ushers:
L. Doney
J. Kubiak
Weddings
Arrangements require at least twelve months for proper marriage preparation. Please contact the parish office as soon as
possible. A one year active membership is required before
planning the wedding.
10:45am
E. Behnke
Gr. Family:
Lector
January 21st & 22nd
9:00am
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
Thursday - 1/19
1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/1 Cor 6:13c-15a,
17-20/Jn 1:35-42
1 Sm 15:16-23/Mk 2:18-22
1 Sm 16:1-13/Mk 2:23-28
1 Sm 17:32-33, 37, 40-51/Mk 3:1-6
1 Sm 18:6-9; 19:1-7/Mk 3:7-12
1 Sm 24:3-21/Mk 3:13-19
2 Sm 1:1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27/Mk 3:20-21
Jon 3:1-5, 10/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20
Friday - 1/20
8:30am Mass
6:30am FV Bible Study
6:30pm Renewed Spirits
(CAF)
(CH)
7:45am Mass
7pm Baptism Prep. (RR)
Saturday - 1/21
Sunday - 1/22
3rd Sunday in
8:30am Mass
Ordinary Time
10am Confessions
12:30pm Jr. High Retreat 7:15am, 9am & 10:45am
Mass
(CAF)
4pm Mass
Capital Maintenance
Collection
Capital Maintenance
Collection
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Religious Education
This & That
Grades 1-6 Religious Education Classes
Monday, January 16th & 23rd at 4:00pm (SCH).
Tuesday, January 17th & 24th at 4:00pm (SCH).
Jr. & Sr. High Religious Education Classes
Jr. High: Wed., January 18th (PAC) & February 1st at 6:30pm.
Sr. High: Wed., January 25th & February 1st at 6:30pm (SCH).
Youth Unity Night
Grades 7 & 8 will be January 18th at 6:30pm at the PAC.
RCIA: Monday, January 16th at 6:30pm @ Sacred Heart.
St. Bernadette School
Our Thanks
St. Bernadette School would like to thank all of the parishioners who came out and test drove a vehicle this fall for Drive
for Dodge at our Fun Run and Harvestfest. With your help our
school received a check for $1,240.00! Thank you for your
support!
Christmas Poster Contest Winners
Congratulations to the following students for winning the
Knights of Columbus Council #12269 St. Bernadette Parish
Keep Christ in Christmas Poster Contest:
K - Pamela B
1st Grade - Peyton C
2nd Grade - Katie B
3rd Grade - Becca F
4th Grade - Alyssa K
5th Grade - Logan M.
Thank you Mr. Zelinski, for letting our students participate in
this contest.
Diocese News
Ecumenical Prayer Service
Most Reverend David L. Ricken would like to invite all parishioners to an Ecumenical Prayer Service at 7:00pm on Wednesday, January 25th in the Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral located
at 139 South Mason St., Green Bay. This date is the closing
day of the eight days of special prayer during the annual Week
of Prayer for Christian Unity. Fittingly, this ecumenical prayer
service will take place on the Feast of the Conversion of St.
Paul.
You are invited to this prayer service to pray together for the
unity which Jesus prayed for so fervently. A social gathering
with light refreshments will follow in the Bishop Aloysius
Wycislo Center.
Annual Diocesan Respect Life Mass
Join The Most Reverend David L. Ricken for the
Annual Diocesan Respect Life Mass
Wednesday, January 18th at St. Pius X Catholic
Church, Appleton or Friday, January 20th at
Saints Peter and Paul Church, Green Bay. Masses at 7:00pm
Interpreters for the Deaf will be available at both masses.
Join us for refreshments afterward!
For more information contact Tanya at 920/272-8291
or twollenberg@gbdioc.org.
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Dear Fr. Zuleger,
It’s hard to believe that we are at the end of 2011! This year
seems to have flown by and I’m still wondering where it went!
I hope that it has been a good year for you and your family.
This season always causes me to stop and consider the good
people who bless my life. You are at the top of my list! Thank
you for sharing with those in need. Without your donations of
time, talent, or goods, St. Joe’s would be unable to continue
its mission of “Fighting Hunger. Sustaining Hope.”
Thank you for the support you offer. Your giving heart makes
a difference in the lives of many Fox Cities residents.
Best wishes for a very merry Christmas and a happy and
healthy new year!
Monica Clare
Director of Operations
St. Joseph Food Program
Sacrificial Weekly Offerings
January 1st - 8th, 2012
Weekly Contributions
$31,399.89
Weekly Budget
$33,285.00
Over/(Shortfall)
($1,885.11)
Fiscal YTD Contributions
Fiscal YTD Budget
Over/(Shortfall)
$429,361.99
$441,285.00
($11,923.01)
We thank you for your presence among us, for your prayers,
and for your generous monetary offerings that we know are
sometimes given in great sacrifice. Our promise is to be good
stewards with the contributions you entrust to our care.
“Advancing the Mission
“Free to Serve”
Program Goal
$729,000
Pledged to Date
$395,863
532 pledged
98-05 Bishops Appeal
Parish
Obligation
Balance Needed
$333,137
ATM
Collected
YTD
Balance
Needed
$105,539 $105,539
0
$15,772
0
Repair School Roof
$153,142 $153,142
0
Handicap Accessible
School
$145,000
$71,121
$73,879
Parish Scholarship
Fund
$140,000
0
$140,000
Parking Lot Repair
$15,772
THANK YOU to all who have contributed!
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Pastoral Perspectives
Growth in Spiritual Life through the Scriptures:
by Deacon Mike Madden
Part 3 of 4
Part 5: Copy Problems
Today, in the computer age, we understand the problems with hard copy written sources. There’s a computer-age saying that
goes “once printed, it’s out of date.” Things change rapidly these days. Sacred Scripture has had sort of the same problem.
Scripture does not change, but the culture around it does. Culture changes slowly, but over generations, these changes add up.
Eventually, the sacred writings no longer synchronized with the culture around them. Human writers, even though inspired by the
Holy Spirit, could only write according to their own language and culture and the recognized literary styles of the day. Even if they
were somehow supernaturally able to write in some other style, that style would not have been meaningful to the people first
reading it. As time went on, the culture changed, and the original writings were harder and harder to understand.
These days also we are used to computers, typewriters, and other mechanical options. In the ancient world, everything was done
by hand. Copies all had to be handwritten. Errors could easily creep in. The physical media on which the scriptures were recorded also deteriorated after so many years. This forced more hand copying, perhaps by scribes who were not familiar with the
original style and culture, and more errors crept in. Today there are sometimes thousands of variants in the old texts available to
us, and this makes the job of interpretation even more difficult. The need for interpretation of scriptural styles and customs, as
well as the language itself, is only one of the reasons that we need to take care when reading either the Old Testament or the New
Testament. There are sections of scripture that seem to contradict one another, and sections that appear to be very harsh or
unrealistic. Understanding the styles and cultures of the original authors is critical to understanding some of these passages.
Sometimes, however, even more assistance is needed. We’ll consider some of that next week.
Part 6: Assistance with Interpretation
The Church’s primary assistance in reading and understanding the Scriptures comes from the Holy Spirit. Christ said he was
sending us the Holy Spirit to “remind you of all that I have said” (John 16: 13) and to “teach you everything” (John 14: 26). The
Holy Spirit has been with the Church since Pentecost and will be with us to the end of time. The Spirit teaches us HOW to understand these difficult passages. This understanding “develops” as the Holy Spirit gradually leads humanity into a fuller and fuller
understanding.
The recollection of how the Holy Spirit has led the Church in this understanding of the written revelation is part of what we call
“Tradition”. The Church has a solid Tradition, that is, a remembering, of how the Spirit has taught us to interpret certain things.
Without this Tradition, it is easy to go astray, as many have in the past. The bishops have the final authority over what is truly the
appropriate interpretation of both Scripture and our Tradition. This function of the bishops, exercised as a body, is called the
Magisterium of the Church, or the Church’s “Teaching Office”. The bishops teach as a unified body, under the Holy Spirit’s guidance. Our faith, therefore, is based today, no longer on just the oral teaching of the original Apostles, but on the “three legged
stool” of Scripture, Tradition and Magisterium. On this basis, we can be assured today of an authentic faith as intended to be
revealed by its ultimate author, God. Next week we’ll conclude with some thoughts about the ultimate impact of studying Scripture.
Reflection Corner
We're introduced this week to an unknown disciple in John's Gospel. Two disciples are followers of John the
Baptist. When Jesus walks by, John points him out to them and says, "Behold, the Lamb of God." These two go
and follow Jesus and spend the day with him. We find out in today's Gospel that one of the two was Andrew, the brother of
Simon Peter, who then goes and gets Simon Peter and brings him to Jesus as well. So now there are three who will follow Jesus: Peter, Andrew, and this unknown disciple. As we'll discover in John's Gospel during Lent and the Easter season, this third
person is the beloved disciple, the Gospel writer's stand-in for every Christian who follows Christ.
John wrote into his Gospel the beloved disciple to highlight the fact that every believer encounters Christ. His presence among
us is not some past event. Christ is with us now, and we meet him in the breaking of the bread, in the poor at our door, and in
the neighbor we encounter. And Christ is present in the word of God, the Scriptures.
There is a tried-and-true method of biblical prayer that capitalizes on this understanding of the presence of Christ. Take a Gospel story and place yourself in it as one of the characters. Read it and reflect on it as though you were in the setting. For example, with today's Gospel you could imagine that you are Andrew. You are chatting with John the Baptist when he points out Jesus. There is something about that man that immediately attracts you. What is it? Can you imagine that in your prayer? You and
your friend go and spend the day with him. Imagine what took place. What entranced you that you had to go and find your
brother, Simon, and bring him to Jesus? Let your prayer unfold, and see where it leads you.
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Parish News
Finance Council Meeting
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, January 17th at
7pm in the parish resource room.
Women’s Fellowship
Our next meeting is Tuesday, January 17th from 7:00-9:00pm
in the choir room at St. Bernadette Church. If you have questions or need more information, please contact Cindy Keep at
730-0729.
Baptismal Preparation Class
To properly prepare for the sacrament of Baptism, parents are
asked to attend this two-hour class. The next class is Thursday, January 19th at 7:00pm. Please contact the parish office
at 739-4157 if you have questions or will be attending.
Pancake breakfast
A FREE pancake breakfast featuring The Pancake Brothers! To thank you for your support, St.
Bernadette School families are sponsoring a free
Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, January 29th
from 8:15am – 12:30pm. All you can eat pancakes, with sausage, applesauce, orange juice and coffee. Donations will be
accepted.
Christmas Lights Wanted
REMEMBER, the Rummage Sale Committee is collecting any
unwanted, burned out, tangled up or broken strings of Christmas lights for recycling. As you take down your decorations,
bring those strings to Church and place them in the box provided in the narthex. They will be collected until February
26th. Thank you!
Mass Intentions, Many 2012 Dates Still Available
Mass intentions are masses offered for many reasons, among
them being, for the repose of the soul of any family members,
friends, acquaintances who have died. You can also have
Mass said for a Special Intention — for someone living who is
sick, in Thanksgiving for something you have received, in celebration of a special occasion, etc. Please see Michele in the
parish office to request a mass intention and choose an available date. Mass intentions are $10.00 each.
Teen Gifts Update
The Human Concerns Committee thanks the parishioners for
their very generous donation of gifts for the Salvation Army to
distribute. Your response has been terrific as the need is
greater this year.
Mittens, Hats, Scarves and Gloves
Thanks so much for supporting our annual drive for Winter
items. The Community Clothes Closet volunteers greatly appreciated the donations for distribution at this time of the
year. A parish renew committee sponsors this drive every
fall.
Cell Phone Found
A cell phone was found in the Chapel after the
10:45am Mass on January 1st. If you think this
might be yours please call the parish office at
739-4157.
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Parish News
Knight’s Request
Tom Stoeger, Grand Knight of Council #12269 here at St.
Bernadette will be working on putting together a history book.
Anyone who has pictures or stories of our past activities (ie:
breakfast with Santa, punt pass 7 kick, free-throw contest,
etc.) please contact Tom at tstoeger67@gmail.com or call
920-205-1733.
Christ Renews His Parish Retreats
Retreats run 8:00AM Saturday to 2:00PM Sunday.
Details will be mailed to participants.
The Men’s Retreat is at
St. Bernadette, February 18-19.
Men’s Retreat Information
Kevin Kaufman Phone: 585-1532
E-mail: moneydoc2@gmail.com
The Women’s Retreat is at
Sacred Heart, February 25-26.
Women’s Retreat Information
Patricia Verbrick Phone: 739-7433
E-mail: patricia@stmcath.org
St. Bernadette Parish phone: 739-4157
E-mail: info@saint-bernadette.org
Sacred Heart Parish phone: 739-3196
office@sacredheartappleton.com
* Registration forms also available in the narthex *
My fellow parishioners,
I would like to share with you my experience with Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP – you'll hear it pronounced “chirp”).
CRHP is a spiritual renewal experience which brings adult
parishioners together in small groups in order to deepen their
relationship with Jesus Christ and each other. In April 2011, a
friend invited me to attend our parish's first CRHP retreat.
Prior to the retreat, my faith had been lukewarm but growing
again. When I received the invitation, I thought attending the
retreat might be a good way to continue the momentum. I
didn't have a good reason not to attend. I went into the retreat
not really knowing what to expect. The retreat included some
people sharing stories about their faith. We spent time in
small group discussions; however there was no pressure on
me to participate. I was allowed to be as involved as I wanted.
The retreat was very worthwhile and enriching.
I think I can say for all of us who have been a part of CRHP
that we experienced spiritual renewal and that our parish is
being renewed. The next time you hear about an upcoming
CRHP retreat please give it serious consideration. It could be
just the thing to keep your faith moving closer towards God.
God bless you,
Tim Stevenson - St. Bernadette parishioner
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